New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13

Mr. Cassatt cannot make up his mind whether 10
start The Bard or not II the colt goes " inc Po'
tomorrow-he is entered Tor the june epeo'A ne
race NAV decide his Suburban chances BY winning
the June Special he Will incur penalty OF iour
nounds making his Suburban weight $50. on 'o
se,h Wickham Jim Gray, Frank Ward, Ponuco anu
General Nay are doubtful Suburban candidA'eS
Ben Ali Bob Fisher and Exile are receiving sPe
cial preparation the race to say nothing Oh VIVA.
a score of dark animals are undergoing. Dun Al
is moving in wonderful style, doing di Vna' Is "'h..
of him with the greatest OF case Hidaiso mas MOI
been himself since the Brooklyn Handicap was run
and Mr. Byrnes has let him up In his WORK MI
Ro.es is giving Bob Fisher no rest. The coi1 Is III
magnificent form, and If true to hlnisen ana MS pr
waite trials Will run a good race EAne, ho'"i'n
standing the volume Of chatter about his poor pcrioi
enco I'm the BIoolyn Handicap, will 80 to the post
ON satu,day fit TO run for a lne-if be doesn't
break down III the course OF the week Ouds against
him have heightened to twelve 10 one. IL ~ VIC
eonnon opinion among maes av sn i.ca Ian ne did
at Kings Highway.
Richmond, who has incurred penalty Or, OF lou Us
no,lId, by his purse winnings VIII DC Daiu NUS ="
IL az If frs or can keep HIM UP ~ us PioeenU 80.
Seaser mas learned now 10 ndc him u au' ahtaeo
ana II he keeps cool in the furious suugsie 'n NAM
nonpd IN ensls the Dwycr cast-on VIII mane slfoh|
b,d ior tie prize. What II nc should beat Ide,Un s
or Hauo>eri Last year the o%ScT' soi1 se1n ON
Thursday this Daruna with only thirteen POUNDS .np
better Of the weights, met ana conduor9u r 1ns
Nh doubt the bookmahers would prefer TO do bust
ness at Jerome Park tnan at any other race course
I'm Lie neenUornoOd faN Oites seldom WIN up thclo.
Tns is nAcy ~ De good week ior iaNOnes d. hlhss
i,iohway and uossiLiy the betting community VIII
Cot bacA part Of the losses 1t sustained az Selo"
Pm, Iioiscs seem 10 uuer 10 tLelr form on
On oval track. clubhouse bend ulsets aii eucu-
ltons. -, H., horo ,o, had % manfred one
3ooAniaHcr of anotner ON Tnursday' IS tneS eiDo"o
Ceaied about thousand" the laconic reply
u beat you little" continued the ngsU the other
.ap Iuf tomorrow I'M lose it ALL Just look at
them hands," he continued, holding them UP ior III
Tney were not prcsentabe. They looked like we'll
All that comes from handling bills" he explained
"Peonle bring more dirty money 10 the race track
than to any other place In the world I've naha et
s sGisns5 s''O'' '''' '
Racc-goers will be kept busy this week. They VIII
have 70 Sit up o nights pick winners. The BrooA-
En Jockey Cubs programme is mighty nters aseg
one and Mr. Mcintyre is going 10 do some hanuIcaP
pins that may break the record The programme
Tor to-day VIII be found In the next have the pleas
ure of seeing The Bard canter away with tne ynic
SpSa' by by Favor Or Richmond There's telling
what may happen Great as ne i' do hors
and fast ones, and If he had his way would prefer
o mile and q half 10 mile and an eighth. On .ho
same day. Hanover will gailop away Win INC niooA
Ign Derby
Guarantee and Kingfsh will meet again in the May
Stakes on Wednesday, and kinsfsh Will probably run
second
F1renz and Flageoletta and ssibly Bessie June
win do battle thursday for tho GazeHe stakes,
and on the same day Tho Bard will have the pleasure
ar making the acquaintance of Hanover in the contest
for the ST. James Hotel Stakes and Captain conner
handsome cup. Blue Wing may DO there, too ana
Gucnn and Elkwood and Barnum. They ought 10
mako fno race.
Friday viii be the last day and then-thc Suburban
One hears vast quantity Of absurd talk about
Mel aughlin being weak, unable TO reduce without
great effort, losing his "hands" and so forth. 1ho
truth is Mclaughlin get down In weight as easily
a. any jockcy who ever rode race i have KNOW.
him to reduce from 1926 pounds TO III In five days
aud feel All the better for it, az am stronger ant
healthier when in training" he has declared to me
more than once, AID enjoy life great deal NOR
"a III than at 1876 pounds" Mclaughlin Is ono O
che most patient horsem n that ever lived, and is
positively Invaluable to the Dwycr In the success OF
whose stable no takes much interest as the brocrs
themselves do. He has had bad run OF luck as the
expres don goes but viii Strengthened out by and
by Fitzpatrick is another clever rider who has been
unfortunate this season.
Don't forget the "paMock parade this week, Presi
Hent Dwyer It's great help to tho people who 20
70 see your races Make tho horses wear their colors
IA their pre.minares.